The jewellery trends coming off the runway and into our jewellery boxes

Wrist styling takes a more considered turn, with a single bangle or cuff replacing heavily layered jewellery. Look for curved silhouettes, irregular forms and gemstone details that bring interest without the need for extra layers.

The focus is on pieces that have enough shape and detail to stand alone. Go chunky with a sculptural metal cuff, or introduce colour through stones, enamel and tactile finishes.

How our Fashion Stylist, Lynda Spence, wears it: 

'When it comes to stacking bracelets, balance is everything. The most successful wrist stacks feel creative and expressive without becoming cumbersome. Consider the silhouette of your clothing too, as three-quarter length sleeves and relaxed cuffs create the perfect frame for showcasing jewellery. For an effortless finish, try rolling back the cuff of a shirt or blouse and letting your bracelets do the talking.'

Bold, gold and maximalist styles reminiscent of the 80s, and your grandmother’s jewellery box, are making a stylish return. Extravagant earrings adorned with colourful gemstones set on gold-tone settings bring an heirloom feel to SS27.

The bigger the better, with oversized shapes, clustered stones and colourful details bringing plenty of personality. Pair statement earrings with understated jewellery elsewhere to give them room to shine.

Beaded jewellery is proving it has staying power beyond summer. Oversized resin and acrylic beads, playful colour combinations and unexpected shapes bring a fresh feel into the new year. A bold, beaded necklace works well worn alone, while colourful beaded earrings offer an easy way to bring the trend into your everyday jewellery rotation. Mix different colours and shapes for a more collected feel.

How our Fashion Stylist, Lynda Spence, wears it:
'Beaded jewellery isn't just for boho summer dressing. Rich in texture and colour, these pieces can bring depth and personality to your wardrobe year-round. Often eye-catching enough on their own, they're best styled with pared-back pieces that allow them to take centre stage.' 

Pearls continue to evolve, with classic pearl jewellery reworked through exaggerated proportions and unexpected shapes. Whether worn solo or layered together for impact, pearls offer a fresh take on a timeless favourite.

Look beyond the traditional string of pearls to irregular shapes, oversized designs and pieces that combine pearls with contrasting metals. Layer different shapes and sizes together or let one oversized pearl piece do the talking.